Environmental Geography: Science, Land Use, and Earth Systems

Describes the use and misuse of the environment and where we seem to be headed as a species on the planet. Emphasizes the geographic aspects of problems, such as air pollution, locational factors, scales considerations, distributions and spatial associations. Provides an overview of the modern environmental dilemma and the factors which need to be examined in order to gain an understanding of the problem. Features a review of our planet2s open lands and the effort to preserve and manage them.William M. Marsh is the author of 'Environmental Geography: Science, Land Use, and Earth Systems', published 1995 under ISBN 9780471503965 and ISBN 0471503967.